mood.site vs MoodBoardly

mood.site is a visual mood-board application for collecting and sharing images, videos and GIFs. Images can be added by dragging and dropping, pasting or using the plus button. Every board receives a unique ID and edit key; a shared URL without the key provides view-only access. Free boards do not expire, have no general upload-count limit and allow free-user uploads up to 8 MB. Boards synchronize changes across viewers, including images, layouts, settings, captions and ordering. Premium boards add video, multiple layouts, backgrounds, titles, custom URL paths, logo controls, captions, GIFs, private settings and TV Mode. A one-time Premium board costs 7.00 USD. Pro applies premium features to all owned boards with unlimited premium boards, at 12.00 USD monthly or 108.00 USD yearly. Accounts are optional unless subscribing.

MoodBoardly is a web mood-board editor for creating, customizing and sharing visual boards and shopping lists. It imports AI-generated photos and provides background removal, cropping, flipping, duplication and one-click favorite imports. Products added to a board display their prices, while the editor can summarize the total cost and suggest similar products. Boards can be exported or shared with clients and collaborators. The maker describes uses in interior design, fashion and other creative projects, including client presentations. The free tier provides one board, three one-click custom product imports and one AI background removal. Paid plans are listed from $29 per month, with Personal, Business and Premium options billed yearly at their listed amounts. Subscriptions can be canceled in dashboard settings while access continues through the billing period. Users can change plans at any time with immediate pro-rata billing adjustments. The privacy policy says collected information may include account, device, activity, uploaded images and payment data.